At the end of the 19th century men and women migrated from rural to urban areas for farming work (Smith, p. 142). This change introduces a wage labor system, which is the way the lowest class earn income. However, workers' wages are very low (Smith, p. 145). The flowering tendency of the middle class of families as individuals working alone in families is completely unattainable for working-class families. Low level women must work hard to support their families and maintain their role as family mothers and breeders (Smith, p. 273).
However, at home, hundreds of working-class women are facing shifts in work due to a difficult and dangerous war that can take more than 12 hours. Women working at ammunition factories that manufacture shells work under the most dangerous conditions. Due to the cooperation with TNT, they were also called Canary Girls. "Our skin is perfectly yellow, goes through the body, even the feet and feet of the feet are completely yellow," Mr. M Hall received a 10 hour shift to absorb the fatal TNT I reported. This work has brought many years of health problems to many women, such as jaundice and mercury poisoning - over 400 women die due to over-exposure to TNT. Although accidents and explosions are common, these events and explosions are mild as government censorship controls what can be reported
It is natural that external changes in women's work and life have brought about a strong ripple effect. In particular, they caused a debate about the dangers of domestic labor for women. In particular, the work of factories and industries is in contrast to women's more natural and equally important breeding work and therefore ensures the provision of human resources for the people. For example, the British and French governments are concerned about regulating the behavior of many women, particularly war related work, at factories. However, by focusing on women's health and their health, they are more concerned about the country's future needs for healthy citizens. One concrete result mentioned is the establishment of welfare supervisor for women's factory workers, paternal guarantee. These missions also became a mandate for German and Austrian-Hungarian women.
In particular, domestic economic and war production depends on women in an unprecedented way in the United States or British society. For women in both countries, this job requirement is even more dangerous, but it also gives power. They also feel that they are attracted to the necessity of the survival of the country, and they are also beginning to more fully understand their responsibilities and rights as citizens. For American women, the post-war expansion franchise did not expand as rapidly as the African-American men; for the voting rights like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Kadistan, the 15th amendment In this case , Women are not. Another war is needed to vote for an American woman. In the UK, only 30 women are included in the People's Representation Act. Total war has created the need for women and men to participate in the work of the people.